🇦🇪UAE Legal News

A woman’s index finger touches a security user interface, scanning her fingerprint. Getty Images/Getty Images The Ministry of Interior in Kuwait declared on Wednesday that all transactions for both citizens and expatriates will cease if individuals have not completed biometric fingerprinting. Appointments must be scheduled through the Sahel application, and English speakers are advised to …

Kuwait: Biometric Fingerprinting Now Mandatory for All Transactions Read More »

In an unexpected turn, the Nigerian court has adjourned the tax evasion trial of cryptocurrency giant Binance and two of its key executives until June 14. This decision came after authorities failed to present Tigran Gambaryan, Binance’s U.S.-based head of financial crime compliance, in court. Gambaryan’s absence, unexplained by officials, halted the proceedings on Wednesday. …

Nigerian Court Reschedules Binance Tax Evasion Case Amid Executive Absence Read More »

The Ministry of Interior in Kuwait has declared a firm stance on violators of the Residency Law, setting June 17 as the final deadline for illegal expatriates to either leave the country or legalize their status without incurring fines. This ultimatum marks the end of a humanitarian grace period aimed at allowing offenders to rectify …

Kuwait Cracks Down on Illegal Expats: June 17 Deadline Looms Read More »

Amid a whirlwind of controversy, Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president and prominent lawmaker, stood firm in his denial of sexual harassment charges as his trial commenced in Delhi on Tuesday. Singh, a member of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party, refuted claims that he had groped female athletes and …

Embattled Wrestling Chief Denies Harassment Allegations in Court Read More »

In a significant development, federal officials have initiated the transfer of Sam Bankman-Fried to a new prison facility, despite his expressed desire to remain in New York to assist with his appeal. The move, reported by the Wall Street Journal, follows a spokesperson’s statement regarding the former FTX chief’s situation. Earlier this year, Bankman-Fried received …

Crypto Kingpin Bankman-Fried Relocated Amid Appeal Prep Read More »

In a significant reshuffle within the Saudi administration, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman has appointed Khalid Al-Abdulkarim as the new secretary general of the Council of Ministers, granting him the status of a minister. The royal pronouncements, unveiled on Wednesday, also heralded the departure of Deputy Minister of the National Guard Abdul …

King Salman Appoints New Cabinet Secretary Amidst Royal Decrees Read More »

In a bid to foster familial tranquility, the Public Prosecution in Saudi Arabia has unveiled its triumph in settling over 8,000 out of 15,500 family dispute cases through criminal reconciliation units scattered across the Kingdom. These units serve as bastions of conciliation, adeptly defusing tensions before they escalate into lengthy legal battles. Notably, these reconciliation …

Promoting Family Harmony: Saudi Public Prosecution Celebrates Success in Resolving Disputes Read More »

In a notable win for business and banking factions, a federal judge in Texas, U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman, has put a brake on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) new regulation that sought to cap credit card late fees at a modest $8. This move, part of the Biden administration’s crackdown on what they …

Judicial Victory for Credit Card Late Fees: Texas Judge Halts Biden’s Rule Read More »

In a decisive move to prioritize animal welfare, Australia has set its sights on banning live sheep exports by sea from May 2028, quelling years of contention surrounding the practice. The decision, hailed by advocates for its humane implications, signifies a significant shift in agricultural policy. Agriculture Minister Murray Watt underscored the government’s commitment to …

Australia to Cease Live Sheep Exports by Sea, Marking the End of an Era Read More »

Amidst the dignified halls of the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC), a pivotal discussion unfolded, echoing the aspirations and commitments to the aquatic realm. Led by the esteemed Dr. Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, the SCC convened its ninth session, delving into the maritime policies sculpted by the Sharjah Fish Resources Authority (SFRA). Ali Ahmed Abu Ghazin, …

Sharjah Fish Resources Authority Unveils Vision for Sustainable Fishing Read More »